Growing Your Business: Millennials and M-Commerce
Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. labor force—a position they’ve held since 2016—and they’re involved in the majority (73%) of […]
Tag: Security
This Company Wants to Use the Blockchain to Stop Phishing
Phishing just won’t go away. Nearly three-quarters of organizations polled by security company Proofpoint saw phishing attacks last year. Sometimes attackers are […]
What Can We Learn About Cybersecurity from the Challenger Disaster? Everything.
Understanding the potential threats that your organization faces is an essential part of risk management in modern times. It involves forecasting and […]
14 Questions Robert Mueller Knows the Answer To
Michael Flynn’s sentencing memo, filed yesterday with the most intriguing and interesting parts redacted by special counsel Robert Mueller, provided yet another […]
GOP Email Hack Shows How Bad Midterm Election Meddling Got
Though sporadic hacker intrusions and phishing campaigns targeted political entities in the lead-up to November’s midterm elections, things seemed pretty quiet overall […]
Marriott: The Case for Cybersecurity Due Diligence During M&A
If ever there was a perfectly packaged case study on data breaches, it’s Marriott’s recently disclosed megabreach. Last week, the hotel chain […]
Foreign Trolls Are Targeting Veterans on Facebook
I first came across the imposter Facebook page by accident. The page was made to look like that of my employer, Vietnam […]
Nonprofits on Facebook Get Hacked—Then They Really Need Help
As the founder and director of a nonprofit animal shelter on the East Coast, Alana has spent most of the past decade […]
How Would NYC’s Anti-AirDrop Dick Pic Law Even Work?
It sounds good in theory. A bill introduced last week by two members of the New York City Council would punish people […]
New Scam Apps Take Advantage of iPhone Touch ID
One of the joys of Touch ID is how seamlessly it works. It rarely takes more than an instant to unlock your […]